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Vivomed Mallet Splint - Large/Extra Large - No. 4

Vivomed Mallet Splint - Large/Extra Large - No. 4

Mallet finger-Thumb Splints Plastic moulded fit Immobilisation Ventilated Broken Fingers Support and Protection Available in various sizes   The Mallet Finger-Thumb Splints are constructed using a strong yet lightweight plastic which has an array of ventilation holes for optimal patient comfort. The splint helps immobilise the finger, preventing any movement and thus promotes the healing process. Particularly useful for fractured, staved, sprained and hyperflexion injuries. Available in a range of sizes. Please see size chart and information below: Size Circumference (cm) Small 5 - 5.5 Medium 6 - 6.5 Medium / Large 6.5 - 7 Large 7 - 7.5 Large / Extra Large 7.5 - 8 Extra Large 8 - 8.5 Injection moulded to high tolerance providing ultra smooth edge for patient comfort Support the DIP joint in neutral position Perforated design prevents skin maceration Stock Option: Small - No. 0, Medium - No. 1, Medium/Large - No. 2, Large - No. 3, Large/Extra Large - No. 4, Extra Large - No. 5

GBP 2.50
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Why Cities Need Large Parks Large Parks in Large Cities

Why Cities Need Large Parks Large Parks in Large Cities

The large parks and green infrastructure presented here illustrate the diverse uses and many benefits of large urban parks across 30 major cities. Demand for large urban parks emerged at the height of the First Industrial Revolution in the mid-1800s when large urban parks represented new ideas of accessible public spaces often established on land previously owned by aristocracy royalty or the army. They represented new ideas on how city life could be improved and how large green spaces could enhance urban citizens’ physical and psychological well-being (e. g. Birkenhead Park in Liverpool Bois de Boulogne in Paris Tiergarten in Berlin and Central Park in New York City). Today large urban parks are habitats for biodiversity and spaces of climate change adaptation. For people living in cities this biodiversity may represent high cultural recreational and aesthetic values but is also important for other aspects of health and well-being for example by reducing the urban heat island effect air pollution and risks of flooding. At a time when we are seriously reconsidering how we live in cities and our urban quality of life while also grappling with serious challenges of climate change the authors of this book detail the much-needed evidence pathways and vision for a future of more liveable resilient cities where large urban parks are at the core. This book will help park managers NGOs landscape architects and city planners to develop the green city of the future. | Why Cities Need Large Parks Large Parks in Large Cities

GBP 35.99
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